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Tenderness, that discreet language

Romance is often thought to be the preserve of the young. Wrong. Tenderness doesn’t disappear with age; it simply changes form. It becomes more discreet, more sincere, infinitely more precious.

A hand placed on the shoulder in a supermarket aisle. A knowing glance for no particular reason. A word whispered softly when the other is going through a difficult time. This kind of tenderness doesn’t suffocate; it soothes. It creates an emotional refuge that nothing can truly replace.

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